I think the difference people were warned about is that the server can infer the client, so there would be a difference between reading it in your regular browser and curling. As the other commenter says, I'm not sure…
Don't those settings reduce the security? If not, why aren't they enabled by default? I should add that, in the general case, FaceID works well enough. I'd say it's better than touch id on my iphone 7.
In my case, I'd like to have both. Face ID works well with a motorcycle helmet, so I don't have to take off my gloves (I can roughly work the phone with the gloves on). But if I'm in the mountains, wearing sunglasses…
There are also languages where the gender changes from singular to plural! What do we think of this? I can't say I follow these things too closely, and I do find them silly, but I think that, at least for languages that…
How do you figure that? Why would their members have called to vote for the left parties in the areas where they were losing the last legislative elections if they were preferring Le Pen? I'm not saying Macron is happy…
People seem to care about "thin and light" laptops, at least my colleagues do. But since they don't pay for these out of pocket, I can't tell how important it is to them, measured in currency. Now, I don't know about…
I don't know if they're asking for them, but they sure seem to appreciate them and see them as "better". At work, the standard issue laptop is some form of HP Elitebook. These have been getting thinner, and people seem…
Here in France, many places won't take large bills. You can usually forget about paying with 100 € bills, and many will be iffy even about 50s. I'm also pretty sure it's illegal to pay cash for anything above 1000 €.…
Sure? I mean, multiple people can be dicks at the same time, even to each other. That doesn't absolve the other party. My point was that saying "it's only hosts" or, indeed, "it's only guests" is not fully honest. Edit:…
I think you're being disingenuous in that you're only looking at half the story. I don't use AirBnB either as a host or a guest, so I may be missing something here, but to me, this seems to fall squarely into "this is…
> Why would it need to be 220 V in the "socket" for the bulb? Why do we need lamps themselves to just be a frame to hold a wire, why not put the driver circuitry in there to step it down to whatever voltage we decide to…
I don't know how it is where you live, but most apartments where I've lived in Paris didn't have dedicated wiring for the lights in the "living" spaces. They had them in the bathroom / hallway / kitchen, but not in the…
> What does an HR person know about training for your role? IME they don't know anything about the training itself. But they don't work in a vacuum, so there will be training programs set up by "regular" staff, and HR…
Why is that weird? I remember when I was a kid, I tried to imitate what my parents were doing, too. Lucky for me, we didn't have smartphones at the time. I picked up tinkering and sitting in front of a computer from my…
> And all your data is leaked. Not all your data, just the data exchanged with that person. But how could you force this? They could always copy it or whatever. Yes, I know, defaults. But this would then need to be…
But isn't that what the Corolla was? Note that this is a concept, I've never seen an actual production model look anything like the concept. My father has a hybrid model, 2023 MY I think. It has physical controls for…
For the dishwasher, I don't have such a need. But for the washing machine, I find it helpful to get a notification when it's done. I usually close the bathroom door while it runs, so I don't hear when it's done and will…
Do you happen to know when this regulation came into effect? I bought a Siemens (same thing as Bosch, only with a different badge and colors) in 2023 and it only has a single ECO cycle that takes like four and a half…
I have an LG combined washer/dryer (I've used the drying less than 10 times in 3 years). I picked it because it wasn't too deep, so it could fit nicely in my small bathroom. I'm happy with how it cleans, but sometimes…
Right. Where I live, there is plenty of vandalism. Breaking public benches, defecating in public toilets outside the bowl, rampant littering when there are trash cans all over the place, etc. There's no financial gain…
I think the general issue they have is that pretty much nobody who cares chooses Windows actively. It's mostly gamers, which seem to be on the way out, corporations who don't care about this, and creatives who, for…
> some dialogs literally blurry because they haven't adapted them to my 4k display Windows is amateur hour when it comes to 4K support. They have rewritten some applications recently and they are hilariously broken.…
I used to have galaxy S phones with some aftermarket keyboard whose name I forget. It was quite popular at the time, and was fairly happy with it. When I moved from a gs5 to an iPhone 7, I was amazed at how much better…
Windows does this, too. So I really wonder how come two companies implemented the same borked behavior.
I do this too, but with ZFS. So, since the snapshots have the creation timestamp in their name, it's obvious which drive has the latest data. But I also tend to remember if I went to the office or to my parents' house…
I think the difference people were warned about is that the server can infer the client, so there would be a difference between reading it in your regular browser and curling. As the other commenter says, I'm not sure…
Don't those settings reduce the security? If not, why aren't they enabled by default? I should add that, in the general case, FaceID works well enough. I'd say it's better than touch id on my iphone 7.
In my case, I'd like to have both. Face ID works well with a motorcycle helmet, so I don't have to take off my gloves (I can roughly work the phone with the gloves on). But if I'm in the mountains, wearing sunglasses…
There are also languages where the gender changes from singular to plural! What do we think of this? I can't say I follow these things too closely, and I do find them silly, but I think that, at least for languages that…
How do you figure that? Why would their members have called to vote for the left parties in the areas where they were losing the last legislative elections if they were preferring Le Pen? I'm not saying Macron is happy…
People seem to care about "thin and light" laptops, at least my colleagues do. But since they don't pay for these out of pocket, I can't tell how important it is to them, measured in currency. Now, I don't know about…
I don't know if they're asking for them, but they sure seem to appreciate them and see them as "better". At work, the standard issue laptop is some form of HP Elitebook. These have been getting thinner, and people seem…
Here in France, many places won't take large bills. You can usually forget about paying with 100 € bills, and many will be iffy even about 50s. I'm also pretty sure it's illegal to pay cash for anything above 1000 €.…
Sure? I mean, multiple people can be dicks at the same time, even to each other. That doesn't absolve the other party. My point was that saying "it's only hosts" or, indeed, "it's only guests" is not fully honest. Edit:…
I think you're being disingenuous in that you're only looking at half the story. I don't use AirBnB either as a host or a guest, so I may be missing something here, but to me, this seems to fall squarely into "this is…
> Why would it need to be 220 V in the "socket" for the bulb? Why do we need lamps themselves to just be a frame to hold a wire, why not put the driver circuitry in there to step it down to whatever voltage we decide to…
I don't know how it is where you live, but most apartments where I've lived in Paris didn't have dedicated wiring for the lights in the "living" spaces. They had them in the bathroom / hallway / kitchen, but not in the…
> What does an HR person know about training for your role? IME they don't know anything about the training itself. But they don't work in a vacuum, so there will be training programs set up by "regular" staff, and HR…
Why is that weird? I remember when I was a kid, I tried to imitate what my parents were doing, too. Lucky for me, we didn't have smartphones at the time. I picked up tinkering and sitting in front of a computer from my…
> And all your data is leaked. Not all your data, just the data exchanged with that person. But how could you force this? They could always copy it or whatever. Yes, I know, defaults. But this would then need to be…
But isn't that what the Corolla was? Note that this is a concept, I've never seen an actual production model look anything like the concept. My father has a hybrid model, 2023 MY I think. It has physical controls for…
For the dishwasher, I don't have such a need. But for the washing machine, I find it helpful to get a notification when it's done. I usually close the bathroom door while it runs, so I don't hear when it's done and will…
Do you happen to know when this regulation came into effect? I bought a Siemens (same thing as Bosch, only with a different badge and colors) in 2023 and it only has a single ECO cycle that takes like four and a half…
I have an LG combined washer/dryer (I've used the drying less than 10 times in 3 years). I picked it because it wasn't too deep, so it could fit nicely in my small bathroom. I'm happy with how it cleans, but sometimes…
Right. Where I live, there is plenty of vandalism. Breaking public benches, defecating in public toilets outside the bowl, rampant littering when there are trash cans all over the place, etc. There's no financial gain…
I think the general issue they have is that pretty much nobody who cares chooses Windows actively. It's mostly gamers, which seem to be on the way out, corporations who don't care about this, and creatives who, for…
> some dialogs literally blurry because they haven't adapted them to my 4k display Windows is amateur hour when it comes to 4K support. They have rewritten some applications recently and they are hilariously broken.…
I used to have galaxy S phones with some aftermarket keyboard whose name I forget. It was quite popular at the time, and was fairly happy with it. When I moved from a gs5 to an iPhone 7, I was amazed at how much better…
Windows does this, too. So I really wonder how come two companies implemented the same borked behavior.
I do this too, but with ZFS. So, since the snapshots have the creation timestamp in their name, it's obvious which drive has the latest data. But I also tend to remember if I went to the office or to my parents' house…